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Resources for patients with rare cardiac conditions.
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute (UOHI) believes each person is a unique individual whose nature is physical, emotional, intellectual, spiritual and social. Each person is entitled to dignity and respect, regardless of circumstance or condition.
Patient Support Groups at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.
Quality of care, financial information, policies and agreements, responsible conduct of research, and environment.
Our goal is to produce novel and established PET Radiopharmaceuticals for innovative research to help understand and guide novel therapies in cardiovascular, kidney, diabetes, oncology and neuroscience diseases.
Rare cardiac condition resources for physicians.
The Pre-Clinical Imaging (PCI) Core provides access to state-of-the-art molecular, functional and anatomic imaging modalities such as micro PET/CT, MRI, ECHO, and autoradiography for small-animal imaging.
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute is dedicated to enhancing collaboration and knowledge translation for staff and colleagues at other institutions through our ongoing seminar and presentation series.
We are committed to protecting the privacy of our patients and the confidentiality and security of all personal health information to which we are entrusted with by our patients.
We continually strive to set the gold standard in quality of care and patient safety. We do this by employing evidence-based approaches and best practices, both developed here and drawn from other leaders in patient care.
At the Heart Institute, accountability means making the right clinical decision at the right time for the right patient.
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute is committed to continuously improving quality and patient safety. Here's how we're working to maintain quality care.
A listing of rare cardiac conditions programs and clinics across Canada.
The conference provides healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers with the chance to learn about the challenges and opportunities in understanding and treating rare cardiac conditions.
The purpose of this guide is to help you recover from cardiac surgery performed at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.
This guide aims to educate both patients and the members of their support system about recovery after a cardiac arrest.
Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is a medical emergency which is associated with an extremely high incidence of death.
Regional Education Recordings